10 Dollars - Elizabeth II Sigismund Bell

The Sigismund Bell, cast in Kraków in 1520 under the direction of Hans Beham of Nuremberg, is the largest of five bells in the Wawel Cathedral tower and has rung to mark every major event in Polish national life since — coronations, royal funerals, and declarations of independence among them. It is sounded only a handful of times per year, requiring the coordinated effort of several dozen people to swing its clapper by hand.

Niue's arrangement with the Polish mint to issue collector silver on subjects of Polish cultural heritage produced several coins around this period, with the Sigismund Bell among the more substantive subjects in that series.